Namutere Annual Community/Church leaders summit 1

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Pastor Kamau Training community leaders

 The Annual Community/Church leaders summit is a leadership development conference that brings together leaders from around Busia and the surrounding areas, this years summit brought together about 85 leaders to discuss how they can transform their communities and the church.

The event is hosted by Shalom Namutere Project.

Pastor Kamau from Sandnes in Norway was the guest speaker during the 2 days event. the next summit will take place in January 2018




Leaders enjoying a meal during lunch brake
Small group discussions 

Kamau Visiting the community water source 






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